tr.v., -cept·ed, -cept·ing, -cepts.
To take within, as in telescoping one part of the intestine into another; invaginate.
[Probably back-formation from INTUSSUSCEPTION.]
intussusceptive in'tus·sus·cep'tive adj.
intussuscept
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in·tus·sus·cept (ĭn'tə-sə-sĕpt') 
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tr.v., -cept·ed, -cept·ing, -cepts.
To take within, as in telescoping one part of the intestine into another; invaginate.
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(ĭn'tə-sə-sĕpt')
v., -cept·ed, -cept·ing, -cepts.
v., -cept·ed, -cept·ing, -cepts.
To take within, as in telescoping one part of the intestine into another; invaginate.
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The verb has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
introvert or invaginate, as of part of a bowel
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